Reactive gastritis pattern suggestive of foreign body and mucosal ulcers in a 5 year old MN Jack Russell Terrier
This 5 year old MN Jack Russell Terrier ingested an unknown dose of advil PM 6 days prior. Presented with vomiting, black stool and shaking.
RAD – Microcardia and underperfusion of the lung with aerophagia in a 10 year old FS DSH cat
This 10 year old FS DSH cat presented with vomiting, anorexia and drooling. CB/Chem wnl.
RAD – normal macromorphological abdomen in a 9 year old MN DSH cat with vomiting and anorexia
This 9 year old MN DSH cat presented for anorexia and vomiting. CBC/Chem: AST 129, ALT 287, amylase 1779, PSL 32 high, T4 low 0.7; lymphocytosis and band cells
RAD – Gastroenteritis and secondary gastric emptying disorder in a 1 year old FS Yorkshire Terrier
This 1 year old FS Yorkshire Terrier presented with vomiting of one day duration. Does have access to trash in the yard. PE wnl
RAD – Mechanical small intestinal obstruction in a 7 year old MN Dachshund
This 7 year old MN Dachshund has a history of vomiting, ADR and lethargy of 3 days duration; painful cranial abdomen. Vomited a piece of corncob while hospitalized.
RAD – Mid abdominal mass with peritonitis and subileus in a 8 year old MN mixed dog
This 8 year old MN canine mix has a history of anorexia and intermittent vomiting; 4 # weight loss in one month. Restless and increased respiratory effort at night. CBC/Chem: ALKP 136
RAD – Minor esophageal gas dilation in a suspected megaesophagus in a 4 month old F Labrador Retriever
This 4 month old F Labrador Retriever presented for vomiting; PE transient megaesophagus. CBC/Chem: HCT 33%, globulin slightly decreased at 2.1
Regional lymphadenopathy with infiltrated duodenum in a 4 year old F Golden Retriever, suggestive of lymphoma
This 4 year old F Golden Retriever presented with weight loss, anorexia, and intermittent vomiting. CBC/Chem: albumin 1.8, TP 3.6, Ca 8.3
Bilateral ureteral obstruction with mild bilateral hydronephrosis in a 10 year old MN Lhasa Apso
This 10-year-old NM Lhasa Apso was presented for evaluation of vomiting and lethargy. Urine specific gravity was 1.030 and azotemia was present on serum biochemistry.